Chemical Guys CWS_101 Maxi Suds Shampoo Review

I have a spray attachment at the end of the hose that you can use to apply suds so the soap works well and really settles on top of the suds. I sprayed the car with water, then foam, then the two-bucket method, and then foam again. Finally I rinsed with mild water (treated with Culligan) and moved to a shady spot to air dry. In general, this gave a flawless result; However, I think if I had washed more carefully there would be no stains. I'll try again at the end with more conditioner…

I intended to use this to wash my car before proceeding to remove the oak sap covering most of the paint and windows with Turtle Wax Bug and Tar Remover. I usually use a foam gun, but decided to use a large dose of Maxi Suds II in a bucket about 1/4 full with cold water. Car rinsed with water then washed. I was amazed to find that not only did it clean the car, it also removed most of the tree sap - some parts needed to be scraped off with a fingernail, but after a good cleaning and rinsing the

USING THIS SOAP ON A BRAND NEW CERAMIC COATED TESLA 3. THIS SOAP WILL LEAVE A SEASON ON THE PAINT. THE SOAP HAS A TYPE OF CHEMICAL REACTION WITH THE CERAMIC COATING. I CONTINUED USING THIS SOAP IN THE POSITION THE MIST WOULD BE REDUCED. Unfortunately, for the past few months, the haze has continued to spread with every wash. MY HUSBAND USES THE SAME PRODUCT ON HIS 2 YEAR OLD HONDA ACCORD WHICH WAS NOT CERAMIC COATING. THIS ALSO LEAVES THE CAR ON HIS CAR. I HAD TO USE SOAP AND A LOT OF MUSCLE TO

For starters I'm a washing machine with 1 bucket and a brush on a broom. This soap works no better or worse than any auto soap you buy at an auto parts store or at Walmart. It smells nice and turns fluorescent when poured into a bucket. It turns the water in the bucket into the color of soap. Not sure if you need to do some kind of dye exposure research? There are 2 things that need to be done to make it really shine. I use a 7 gallon bucket car wash igloo cooler and all it takes to lather up…

Please note that this is not a miracle cleaner for contactless washing. You still have to wipe the car down after lathering which defeats the purpose unless I wash my car every day. However, this is a bit easier than the 12 bucket method. Spray, leave on, then wipe with a CLEAN, damp cloth before rinsing. You still need 2 buckets to rinse the rag. and I recommend pouring some of it into the "wash" bucket. If you don't use this with a pressure washer or foam gun either, you won't get much foam…

I really like the lather of this soap. I've seen some people say it doesn't remove road grime, tar and bugs, but I didn't expect that to happen with one spray. Instead of a two-bucket system, I use a bucketless system. First I wash my car with clear water. This will remove most of the loose dirt and debris, and also moisten the bugs for the next step. I fill the foamer with soap, connect it to a pressure washer and cover the machine with a thick layer of soap. Once the entire machine is soaked…

Foam Soap. Soap that sticks and glides, all in one! The smell is excellent. I wish it was left over after rinsing lol. Sprayed with a foam gun from a Karcher electric pressure washer. The first picture is just a FAST spray. to see how it stuck when tightened lightly. The 2nd photo is more of a "full coverage" passport as seen in the video. It doesn't take much time. This stuff sticks and doesn't work. Indeed. About 30-40 minutes later, just as I was about to pull out, there was still foam on…